Justin Mazza
This list is all about the INFJ personality type. INFJ stands for introversion, Intuition, Feeling, and Judging. The letter I is for Introversion, the N is the letter n in Intuition, the letter F is for feeling, and the letter J is for Judging. =INFJ
Here are 15 signs you’re an INFJ the world’s rarest personality type of the 16 Myers Briggs Personality Types. The MBTI is based on a conceptual theory propo...
Exploring some theories on why some of you INFJs may still be single. Or it could just be that you're too cool and attractive and everyone is intimidated. Co...
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INFJ Personality Type Traits. In this INFJ post learn about careers to have and avoid, famous INFJ's in real life and movies, and the INFJ Door Slam and more.
Your personality type determines a great deal! If you are an INFJ, you have certain traits that will enable you to excel at a wide variety of careers. If you are an INFJ and are unhappy with your current job, check out this list to see how and why a career switch might be right for you!
INFJ Personality Type Traits, Characteristics, & Career
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INFJs are ‘feelers’ at our core. Unlike most other types, INFJ’s feel-out people, places, surroundings, and situations. We can think, but the way we feel at any given moment is how we perceive our reality. If someone we are around is in a bad mood and ‘snaps’ at us, it hurts deeply.
The INFJ personality is thought to be the rarest of all the Myers-Briggs types. INFJs are indeed a trove of secrets that even they won't readily reveal.
“Tom I wanted to stop you really quick,” Alex Mathers— one of the best (and most creative) writers on Medium — said. Just last year I met a fellow HuffPo contributor who was an INFJ. She reached out…
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